Lesson 2R.2.1
2R.2.1 From Détente to the end of the Cold War, c1963–1991 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 28
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The 20 questions
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Which 1963 agreement created a hotline linking Washington and Moscow to reduce the risk of accidental war?
- The Hot-line agreement
- The SALT I treaty
- The Helsinki Accords
- The Outer Space Treaty
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Which 1968 treaty aimed to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons to states that did not already have them?
- The Partial Test Ban Treaty
- The Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty
- The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
- The Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty
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Which doctrine did Brezhnev announce after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968?
- The Truman Doctrine of containment
- The Nixon Doctrine of partnership in Asia
- The Brezhnev Doctrine, justifying intervention in socialist states
- The Eisenhower Doctrine of Middle East aid
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Which 1968 event was the Soviet-led invasion that ended the Prague Spring reforms?
- The Berlin Airlift
- The invasion of Czechoslovakia
- The Hungarian uprising
- The Solidarity strikes
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Which doctrine announced by Nixon in 1969 aimed to shift the burden of defending allies in Asia to those allies?
- The Truman Doctrine
- The Reagan Doctrine
- The Carter Doctrine
- The Nixon Doctrine
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Which 1973 agreement ended direct US combat involvement in Vietnam and led to the withdrawal of US troops?
- The Paris Peace Accords
- The Yalta Agreement
- The Geneva Accords
- The Helsinki Accords
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Which US action in 1970 extended the war into a neighbouring country and provoked protests at home?
- The occupation of Panama
- The bombing of Berlin
- The blockade of Cuba
- The invasion of Cambodia
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Which 1975 agreement among European states and the superpowers recognised post-war borders and human rights commitments?
- The Warsaw Pact
- The Helsinki Accords
- The SALT II treaty
- The Geneva Accords
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Which 1972 treaty between the USA and USSR limited anti-ballistic missile systems and placed limits on offensive missiles?
- SALT II
- INF Treaty
- START I
- SALT I
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What was Ostpolitik, pursued by Willy Brandt in the late 1960s and early 1970s?
- A plan to join the Warsaw Pact
- A campaign to reunite Germany by force
- Normalising relations with East Germany and the Soviet bloc
- A policy of rearming West Germany with nuclear weapons
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Which 1979 treaty between the USA and USSR was signed but never ratified by the US Senate?
- The INF Treaty
- SALT II
- SALT I
- The Helsinki Accords
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Which action by the USSR in 1983 led to the shooting down of a Korean civilian airliner?
- The shooting down of KAL 007
- The Berlin Airlift
- The Grenada invasion
- The Soviet satellite launch
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Which Solidarity-led movement began in 1980 at the Gdansk shipyards and challenged communist control in Poland?
- The Charter 77 movement
- Solidarity
- The Prague Spring
- The Hungarian Democratic Forum
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Which Reagan proposal of 1983 sought to build a defensive shield against incoming nuclear missiles?
- The Truman Doctrine
- The Kennedy Doctrine of flexible response
- The Marshall Plan
- The Strategic Defense Initiative
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Which Soviet leader came to power in 1985 and introduced reforms that helped end the Cold War?
- Yuri Andropov
- Konstantin Chernenko
- Mikhail Gorbachev
- Leonid Brezhnev
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Which 1987 treaty eliminated an entire category of intermediate-range nuclear missiles?
- The SALT I Treaty
- The Helsinki Accords
- The INF Treaty
- The START treaty of 1991
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Which event of November 1989 symbolised the collapse of Communist control in Eastern Europe?
- The Cuban missile deployment
- The Iron Curtain speech
- The invasion of Afghanistan
- The fall of the Berlin Wall
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Which Soviet doctrine was abandoned by Gorbachev, leaving Eastern European states free to choose their own paths?
- The Monroe Doctrine
- The Carter Doctrine
- The Brezhnev Doctrine
- The Truman Doctrine
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Which 1990 event marked a significant step towards the end of the Cold War in Europe?
- German reunification
- The Berlin Blockade
- The Warsaw Pact expansion
- The Korean War armistice
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Which statement best explains the end of the Cold War by 1991?
- Complete victory for the USA in a direct war against the USSR
- Gorbachev's reforms and the collapse of Eastern European communism
- The unbroken success of Soviet control over Eastern Europe until 1991
- A US decision to abandon NATO in 1980 after the Iranian revolution
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